The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09
THREE PLEASANT wEpp1NGs.
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Mr.. James Lancaster md Miss Kate yogsl
W. Married Yeaterdpy. q

Mr.. Jamcs Lancaster md Miss Kate yoRsl
Married Yesterday.
Mr.. James Lancaster, Clerk Of The City
Board Of Public Works, md Miss Kate
Yosel were married In preaencs OF q large
number Of invited gueste, including all
the city officials and attaches, at the En-.
gliah Lutheran church yesterday alter.
noon ct 4 o'clock, Rev. E. II. D~ornblaser,
pastor OF the church, officiating. The At.
tsndanta were Mr.. Albert Myers and Miss
Minnie Vogel, 8 aiBter OF the bride, After
the ceremony and congratulations MI.
and Mrs. Lancaster were driven To The
cosy little home he had fitted up ior Ills
bride on North Huron street., Island,
where o very pleasant reception was given
last evening,
The young couple are both very popular
In their wide circle Of friends, and they
start on the 'voyage Of lie under the most
auopicious circumstances, aud with the
slncorest wiuhes oil all who know them for
their prosperity and happiness.
Johnsun.Bonll.
The wedding yesterday Of Miss Mary
Is. Beall TO Mr.. Edward johnson, OF Balti.
more, Lost to Brooke county one oil her
tairest and most popular daughters and to
this neetlon Of the State q charming lady,
who was always warmly welcomed wher.
ever she went. This city wa frequently
graced by her presence, and her friends
and admirers here will as deeply regret
her loss and as sincerely wish for
her a life OF happiness, az those
more intimately connected with her. The
marriage took place at IL 80 O'clock at
"Belvidere," tho handsome and hospita.
hle country residence Of The bride,s father,
O!ol. q. II: Beall, one Of Brooke coonty'g
leading cilizsns, aud one whose name 10
we'll known throughout tho State and this
section. The words which Joined tho
pair wero spoken by the Rev. George B.
hudson, the aged pastor Of the family
church at franklin, a little place
between the Bcall mansion and Welleburg.
The attendants we're Mr.. Army johnson,
q brother Of the groom, and Miss CLARA
Beall, the BRIDES sister, and Mr.. Boyd, Of
Baltimore, and Misa Fannie johnson, the
groom's sister. i4
The bride was becomingly attired in q
bridal costume oil ivory MORE antique end
French Jaide, exquisitely trimmed with
point lace her ornaments were
%diamonds. As tho bridal party
stood before the old white-haired minis.
ter In tho parlor which had been laylshly
decorated with a wealth Of roses, while
outside all Nature smiled, the gcene was a
most happy one and prestagod we'll for the
future OF the two principals. The cere-
mony was witnessed by only small COM
pany, the affair having been made a
quiet home wedding in consequence
Of the invalidiBm Of Mrs. Beall.
The guests were almos. entirely
confined to a few friends of the bride,
nearly all young people with whom she
was specially intimate. Had Mrs. Reali
been in good health the Colonel would
have been only too happy to have had q
large number Of his frienda present.
Tho ceremony was followed by con.
CALCULATIONS, all hearty and Gin.
cere, and later on tho guests we're
seated TO a wedding breakfast that was
very enjoyable. The CONNECTIONS were
furnished by Spetdel, Wellaburg's caterer.
At S o'clock the bridal party took the train
on the p, G. Il ST. L. ut Wellsbu1g for
Baltimore via Pittsburgh. where Mrs.
Johnson will prove q valuable acquisition
to the social circles of the Monument CITY,